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Melon.web3 π₯π©π¦
@melonweb3
π¦ MELONGAME π¦ π· Builders game, I want to share a few laughs by completing these sentences π· The more developed sentences carry more DEGEN π₯ Answer in one COMMENT π₯ Follow the channel /build I'll be back in 2 hours to shoot π΅οΈ
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Yojan πͺοΈ
@byyojan
4. The main reason why developers love coffee is because it is better
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Jungle ββ¨-β¨βοΈπ΄
@abdulrahmanasmat
1. By breaking my mobile 2. Internet 3. Speedtyping π 4. Helps you not sleep
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Chanzy π£
@chanzy10
1. Added spaces to my lines of code, and what do you know? It's works lolll π π 2. The coder, sometimes when I'm coding for so long it will make me lose focus π© π© 3. Superpower for work? Of course i choose moneyy, lmaoo just kidding π π 4. Because coffee can make me last longer and focus on my work, but it's not healthy I hope we all don't drink this often π
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mubarankyπ©
@mubaranky.eth
4.it keeps us active during work time
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Tanja
@djiva
3. If developers needed a superpower, they would choose the ability to stay awake and never get tired. 4. The main reason why developers love coffee is because it gives them energy for long workdays.
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cariymahππ©ππ
@realmart
1. The most absurd way I've ever fixed a bug was by restarting the computer. 2. The moment you realize that the problem wasn't the code, but the keyboard. 3. If developers needed a superpower, they would choose the ability to read minds. 4. The main reason why developers love coffee is because it keeps them awake.
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GeenaQ ππ©π
@geenaq
3. If developers needed a superpower, they would choose the ability to debug code with just a glance.
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GeenaQ ππ©π
@geenaq
2. The moment you realize the problem wasnβt the code but the user's browser cache that hadn't been refreshed in months.
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GeenaQ ππ©π
@geenaq
1. The most absurd way I have ever fixed a bug was by declaring war on a rubber duck and explaining the code line-by-line until the bug got embarrassed and fixed itself.
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